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Kazumi Tanaka; 田中和実
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Birthdate	August 11 1951
Birthplace	Suginami, Tokyo, Japan Error creating thumbnail: /bin/bash: line 1: convert: command not found
Died	December 20 2007 (aged 56)
in	Tama, Tokyo, Japan
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Occupation	Seiyū
Years Active	1976 - 2007
Gender	Male
Notable Relatives	Ryoichi Tanaka (brother)
Ethnicity	Japanese
Notable Credit(s)	Saint Seiya; as Black Swan and Krag; Sakigake!! Otokojuku; as Maruyama; Transformers: The Headmasters as Suiken and Kirk; Transformers: Victory; as Killbison; Dragon Ball Z; as Jeese
Agent	Aoni Production

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Kazumi Tanaka (田中和実, Tanaka Kazumi, August 11, 1951 – December 20, 2007) (born January 26, 1947) was a Japanese voice actor from Suginami, Tokyo, Japan. He was the younger brother of Ryoichi Tanaka and was affiliated with Aoni Production at the time of his death. He was best known for his roles in Dragon Ball Z (as Jeice), Braiger (as Khamen Khamen) and Zawazawamori no Ganko-chan (as Banban and Scope Sensei). He also served as the narrator for the NTV show The Wide.

On December 20, 2007, Kazumi died from pulmonary heart disease at the age of 56 during a boat race.

In addition to the characters listed, he did voices for many no-name thugs, villagers, and soldiers in the original Hokuto no Ken TV anime.

Hokuto no Ken (TV anime)

Seitei Flamethrower (ep 62)

Hokuto no Ken 2

Boro (ep 15)
Pirate B (ep 18)
Centipede A (ep 23)
Nagato (eps 24, 27, 33)
Asura (eps 25, 31, 42)

External links

Kazumi Tanaka at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia
Kazumi Tanaka at the Internet Movie Database

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 {{nihongo|'''Kazumi Tanaka'''|田中和実|Tanaka Kazumi|August 11, 1951 – December 20, 2007}} (born January 26, 1947) was a Japanese voice actor from Suginami, Tokyo, Japan. He was the younger brother of [[Ryoichi Tanaka]] and was affiliated with Aoni Production at the time of his death. He was best known for his roles in Dragon Ball Z (as Jeice), Braiger (as Khamen Khamen) and Zawazawamori no Ganko-chan (as Banban and Scope Sensei). He also served as the narrator for the NTV show The Wide.
-On December 20, 2007, Kazumi died from [[wikipedia:pulmonary heart disease|pulmonary heart disease]] at the age of 56.
+On December 20, 2007, Kazumi died from [[wikipedia:pulmonary heart disease|pulmonary heart disease]] at the age of 56 during a [[wikipedia:Kyōtei|boat race]].
 In addition to the characters listed, he did voices for many no-name thugs, villagers, and soldiers in the original ''Hokuto no Ken'' TV anime.